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Error Impact of Regression Models on Forest Road Spacing

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posted on 2023-05-21, 18:13 authored by Ghaffariyan, MR, Sessions, J

Statistical time prediction models are common in production estimation of different forest machineries. These models are usually developed using multiple regression method. Application of regression method causes considerable errors. In this paper, firstly the confidence interval curves of the parameters used in the yarding and installation time predicting models of tower yarder in Austria are presented.

The second part of this study deals with the effect of the error of regression models on optimal road spacing of tower yarder based on the minimization of total costs of roading, yarding and installation. Finally to choose the best optimal spacing under uncertainty, we used the multiple criteria decision making process considering the criteria like minimum total cost (Euro/m3) as economical criteria, soil erosion, soil compaction in the skid trail, area of constructed roads (m2/ha), reforestation costs and facilitate of silvicutural treatments to the stands.

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Publication title

Silva Balcanica

Issue

12

Pagination

97-111

ISSN

1311-8706

Department/School

School of Architecture and Design

Publisher

Forest Research Institute - Academy of Sciences

Place of publication

Bulgaria

Rights statement

Copyright 2011 Silva Balcanica

Repository Status

  • Restricted

Socio-economic Objectives

Harvesting and transport of forest products

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